A Preposition Proposition

About the time you voiced to me Above the river, by the tree Across the bridge we saw the lights Against the setting moon of night. Behind my fears and fitful mood Beside the others chatting rude Between my silence and vacant talk By evening on a summer walk. Except for fumbled fervent words For you I wish my feelings heard From a challenged passive way In wait my lonely times would lay Into the words, what could I do Of nouns and verbs and pronouns too On days I scout without success Over terms I should address Through magic words a pact is made To phrasing language dues are paid Toward prepositions, there points a sign Upon the start of every line
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